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*There are guides that help you get familiar with adding content to the wiki, you can test them on your '''userpage''' (click your name anywhere)
 
*There are guides that help you get familiar with adding content to the wiki, you can test them on your '''userpage''' (click your name anywhere)
 
*Please use the "'''Upload a new version of this file'''" instead of creating a new image/file when updating images
 
*Please use the "'''Upload a new version of this file'''" instead of creating a new image/file when updating images
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**''"updating"'' a picture with a smaller and worse resolution image isn't very useful.
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**If a image is too big for your purpose, simply resize it with commands like <code>|300px|</code>
 
*'''Do not needlessly create templates'''. Their purpose is to place the same repetitive info/layout on multiple pages.  
 
*'''Do not needlessly create templates'''. Their purpose is to place the same repetitive info/layout on multiple pages.  
 
**If the info is only going to be seen on one page or two, then they do not belong as a template. Unless the page is getting complex and cramped (example: main page)
 
**If the info is only going to be seen on one page or two, then they do not belong as a template. Unless the page is getting complex and cramped (example: main page)

Revision as of 07:31, 21 January 2016

  • Please try to keep pages consistent, even if that means copying the layout from another page.
  • There are guides that help you get familiar with adding content to the wiki, you can test them on your userpage (click your name anywhere)
  • Please use the "Upload a new version of this file" instead of creating a new image/file when updating images
    • "updating" a picture with a smaller and worse resolution image isn't very useful.
    • If a image is too big for your purpose, simply resize it with commands like |300px|
  • Do not needlessly create templates. Their purpose is to place the same repetitive info/layout on multiple pages.
    • If the info is only going to be seen on one page or two, then they do not belong as a template. Unless the page is getting complex and cramped (example: main page)

The Help Navigation

General Wiki Help

Krafties Wiki Specific

Basics
Advanced
Other


Basics
Templates
Images / Files
Other

Notes

  • The wiki is very CASE SENSITIVE when it comes to links and filenames
  • When you move a page to a new name, it will create a REDIRECT which forwards people to the current location
  • Think of using Templates like you are actually filling in forms, manual is on the template pages themselves
  • Please Use your UserPage like a sandbox to test out formatting or pre-creating content
  • There are sometimes hidden notes which can only be seen while editing, <!-- putting these around the message -->.

Quick Formatting CheatSheet

Need to do something besides plain text? It is really easy. Here are the basic tools to create what you want.
Description You Type You Get
Applies anywhere
Italicize text ''italic'' italic
Bold text '''bold''' bold
Bold and italic '''''bold & italic''''' bold & italic
Internal link
(within Krafties wiki)
[[Name of Page]]
[[Name of Page|Display Text]]
Name of Page
Display Text
External link
(to other websites)
[http://www.example.com]
[http://www.example.com display text]
http://www.example.com
[1]
display text
http://www.example.com
Escape wiki markup ''markup''
<nowiki>no ''markup''</nowiki>
markup
no ''markup''
Line Break (<br> works the same) one{{Break}}two one
two
Monospace text This text is not Monospace.
{{Monospace|This text is Monospace.}}
This text is not Monospace.
This text is Monospace.
Sign your posts
on talk pages
~~~~ Username 14:00, 25 November 2024 (UTC)
Hidden comments (only visible when in "edit") This <!--- Message ---> is invisible This is invisible
Thumbnail image [[File:VampireRexie.gif|thumb|Caption text]]
Caption text
Applies only at the beginning of the line
Headings
of different sizes
A Table of Contents will
automatically be generated
when four headings are
added to an article.
==Level 1==
===Level 2===
====Level 3====
=====Level 4=====

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4
Bulleted list * one
* two
** two point one
** two point two
* three
  • one
  • two
    • two point one
    • two point two
  • three
Numbered list # one
# two
## two point one
## two point two
# three
  1. one
  2. two
    1. two point one
    2. two point two
  3. three
Stacking list styles # one
#* dot
#*# dot one
#*# dot two
# two
  1. one
    • dot
      1. dot one
      2. dot two
  2. two
Definition list
Indenting Text
; item 1
:Definition 1
; item 2
:Definition 2-1
:Definition 2-2
item 1
Definition 1
item 2
Definition 2-1
Definition 2-2
Tables
Showing a few different ways you can arrange a row
{| class=wikitable
|+Species and Elements
!Element ||Species ||Color
|-
!Affection
|Felion ||Pink
|-
|Fire
|Rexie
|Red
|-
|Vampire ||Aviaa ||White
|}
{| Table start
|+ (optional) Title over table
|- Table Row
! Table Row/Cell for Header
| Table Cell
|} Table end
Species and Elements
Element Species Color
Affection Felion Pink
Fire Rexie Red
Vampire Aviaa White